A debate (I rather call it a clash) between 'conservative' John Taylor and 'liberal' Paul Krugman. Taylor is the 'inventor' of the famous Taylor Rule in monetary policy and now teaches at Stanford University. Krugman teaches at Princeton and recently won Nobel prize in economics of 2008.
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- Chimerica: Where is China-US relation headed?
- Bob Shiller comments on recent housing data
- Roach starting to worry about China
- Nudge and smart regulation
- Bailout
- Unemployment and Economic Recovery
- Feldstein warns of 'double-dip' recession
- Blinder: The economy has hit bottom
- Goldman Sachs and bubbles
- Bernanke: The Fed's exit strategy
- What India must do to become an affluent country
- Remembering Peter Bernstein
- Greenspan on the threat of inflation
- Two American Models: California vs. Texas
- China is building strategic reserve in commodities
- The Economy Is Even Worse Than You Think
- Make saving more exciting
- Stock market cycles
- China in brighter green; too early for bubble talk
- Racial divide in unemployment
- Is Fed's independence at risk?
- What I've been doing
- Perverse incentives remain intact on Wall Street
- Is China overinvesting?
- Talking about Asia's consumption
- Yuan's internationlization: limited so far
- Inflation or deflation?
- Understand labor market dynamics
- China's strategic commodities buildup
- Grim employment picture
- A 100-year history of housing prices
- John Taylor vs. Paul Krugman
- Taiwan opens door for mainland investors
- The lessons of 1937
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